
Real Estate
There are varieties of reasons why people study real estate. Some wish to become real estate agents, and some people study real estate to be better-informed consumers as they work with agents to buy or sell a personal residence. Still others study real estate as a way to acquire long-term investments that could generate rental income for their retirement years. Whatever the reason, this curriculum provides a strong basis for understanding the real estate market.
The Real Estate curriculum is designed to provide students with the preparation for pre-qualification for the real estate sales or brokers examinations.
Contact Information
Division: Mathematics, Business, and Computer Technology (B - 127)
Division Phone Number: (909) 384-8520
Department Chair: Michael Assumma, M.B.A.
Counselor Liaisons: Deana Kelly-Silagy, M.A. and Armando Garcia, M.S.C.
Lecture: 54 contact hours
Associate Degree Applicable
Lecture: 54 contact hours
Advisory: REALST 100
Associate Degree Applicable
Lecture: 54 contact hours
Prerequisite: REALST 100
Advisory: REALST 063
Associate Degree Applicable
Lecture: 54 contact hours
Advisory: REALST 100
Associate Degree Applicable
Lecture: 54 contact hours
Advisory: REALST 100
Associate Degree Applicable
Lecture: 54 contact hours
Advisory: REALST 100
Associate Degree Applicable
Lecture: 54 contact hours
Advisory: REALST 100
Associate Degree Applicable
Lecture: 54 contact hours
Advisory: REALST 100
Associate Degree Applicable
Lecture: 54 contact hours
Associate Degree Applicable
Lecture: 54 contact hours
Advisory: ENGL 015 or eligibility for ENGL 101 or 101H as determined by the SBVC assessment process and MATH 942 or eligibility for a higher level math class as determined by the SBVC assessment process.
Associate Degree Applicable
Transfers to CSU only
Lecture: 54 contact hours
Advisory: REALST 100
Lecture: 54 contact hours
Advisory: REALST 100